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Vision Competition - STREET 2020
Result
1st prize
– pseudonym „Peer-to-Peer“
Authors: Warren Techentin Architecture (WTARCH): Warren Techentin, Brent Nishimoto, Christina Hwang, Andrew Kim, Ahad Basravi, Carrie Smith, Aaron Yip
2nd prize
– pseudonym „The Urban Lobby“
Authors: Kenneth Li, Mark Craven, Fraser Moor
3rd prize
– pseudonym „Street Magnetism“
Authors: Kristi Grišakov (Aalto University Centre for Urban & Regional Studies), Liis Bormeister, Kristjan Männigo, Joonas Saan / OÜ Ars Projekt
HONORABLE MENTIONS
– pseudonym „Jack the Rabbit“
Author: Pawel Artur Pietkun
– pseudonym „Le Corb“
Authors: Joanna-Maria Helinurm, Michael Thomas Lamprides II
– pseudonym „Meter and Demeter“
Author: Alvin Järving
Overview
What kind of urban space Tallinn needs?
| Category | Idea Competition / Open to Students / Competition Result |
| Type | International, Idea, Open, Single-Stage, Anonymous |
| Genre | Transportation, Urban |
| Country | Estonia |
| RegDeadline | 17 June 2011 GoogleCal iCal |
| 17 June 2011 (Must be Received) | |
| Eligibility | This competition’s task is to describe the connected, compatible and diverse urban landscape, focusing on one particular urban typology: the street. |
Description
Tallinn Architecture Biennale is a new architecture forum that brings together theory and practice, young and experienced architects in order to arouse rich discussion over architecture, urban planning and landscape issues. First TAB concentrates on the hybrid issue of Landscape Urbanism. TAB Vision Competition is addressed to students and young architects, landscape architects and planners who are welcome to shape future cities and make room for fresh ideas.
Our hope is to see landscape urbanism as so-called ‘thirdway’, which can possibly solve urban problems that have proved too difficult for traditional planning because of rapid processes, constant change and instability. Landscape urbanism could also provide answers how to guide urban processes from inside, so that the system as a whole still maintains a balance. The term ’landscape’ is used primarily as the model for consistency, responsiveness and scale.
Jury
Eva Castro, Architect (AA School, Plasmastudio, Groundlab)
Endrik Mänd, Chief Architect (Tallinn City Government)
Jury Secretary: Kaire Pärnpuu (Estonian Architecture Centre)
Prize
First prize: € 3000
Second prize: € 2000
Third prize: € 1000
7 honourable mentions
Entry Fee
None
Entries
Explanation letter max 1 A4
A maximum of two (2) boards, size A1
Submission Address
Estonian Architecture Centre
Lai 31
10133 Tallinn
Estonia
Timetable
Results announced: 8 July 2011
Exhibition: August – September 2011
Organizer
Architecture Estonian Architecture Centre, City of Tallinn
Official Website
http://www.tab.ee/#vision_competition